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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-20
-ANU FHUM--
CONGRESS 81. STATION.

For Brunswick. Gardiner, HaIlswelI, Az
gustai Water lite. Hanger, Eils~ erth
and Bar Harbor (Express), at 23S y. m
EH-An trains timed as above nom Commercial
street Station, stop at Congress street station,
where through tickets and baggage checks maS
be obtained for principal points East and West.
1.-THE l1.16 D. m train the night express With
sleeping car attached, runs every night San
days Included. through to Bar HarbOr but GOT TO
SkOwhegan on Monday morning. or 10 Relfaa
HarbOr on Sunday mornings.
Trains are due In Portland as follows: The m6rn
ing train from Watervllle, Augusta and hath
5.4b a. m. Lewiston, $50 a. N. day traln0
from Bangor at 1913, 124S and 1888 pm.
The afternoon trains from Wateryilr, Bath, Au
gusta and ROckland al b.35 y. m. MaranacoOk
and Lewiston, $40 p m. Flying Yankee 5.46
D.. Night Pullman at 1. so a. m.
Limited Tickets, ar.s and eeond class, Toe
all peini- In the Province. on ssie M re-
AureA
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'Your wife is In a very critical condition, and
think specialist should be called in for con-
sultation upon the ease"
There now, doctor, was right again. l told
my wife long ago that she ought 10 have proper
medical treatment, but she thought you might be
offended"
or chlliness invading the backbone, followed by
hot Pushes and profuse perspration. We all
know these symptoms, il not by experience from
report. What's the best thing on the pro-
gramme9 Quinine? A dangerous remedy, truly.
Produces carries of the bones, only affords tempo
rary relief Is there no substitute? Assuredly, a
potent but safe one-Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, a certain, speedy means of expelling from
the system every trace of the virus of miasma.
Use it promptly, persistently. The result-a cure
IS certain TO follow the use of this benefcent re-
Storatiye Of health. Dyspepsia liver complaint
nervous ailments, rheumatism and inactivity of
the Kidneys and bladder, are also among the
ma.adies permanently remediable through the
genial aid of this wholesome botanic medicine
recommended by the medical fraternity.
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"There are five gold dollars" said old Hearty to
his grandson, zone for each of your birthdays.
What more could little shaver like You wish
for?"
"only that was as old as you. Grandpa" said
the young financer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-20
MARINE NEWS,
FORT OF PORTLAND

WEDNESDAY. Oct 10.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maine, billiard, Boston for
st John, NIB.
Steamer Allentown, Swanzey, Philadelphia
coal to Randall & McAllister.
Barque Sacramento, (Br) Reid Boston, to load
for South America To Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Grace Davis, Hodgkins, Baltimore-coal to
P&RRR.
Sch Nickerson, winslow, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister
Sch Seth NJ Todd, Clark. New York--oil to Ker-
osene Oh Co.
Sch Abby Thaxter. Kelley. Portsmouth.
Sch Venus, Newman, Eastport-dry fish to
ana & Co.
Sch Allandale Remick. Ellsworth.
Sch Magnet 3ea $, JOnesport.
Sch w G PendletOn. Weber. DamariStotta.
Sch Fred jackson, Littlefeld, kennebec for
New York.
Sch Diana, Huntington, Calais for Boston,
Sch Ariel Gray, kennebec for Boston.
Sch Titmouse, shore. with 20 bbls maekerel
Cleared.
steamship Eleanola, Bennett, New York. &
Coyle.
Sch Nathan EaslerbrooS, vesper, Glen Cove
Hamlen 4 Co.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall. Bangor Paris
FIGURING Co.
Sch Wm Mason, Ilamm, Bangor Hooper Bros
SAlLED-Barque Marchesino; sch NJ A May.
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GRAND TRuSE RAnRAY Of csSAbs.
GUNNER AssHASGGWENT
on aad after WsbNDAE, Nay as, GSsz,
arrair.. ELL raa.. ~. E..tLaran.

on eHd afie' usbNOsv, Nay as, gssz,
tFuiu- viii rsa a. faiiew.
DESARrUSE2.
r,l Asenrs ssd arsstston, 1.iaA n. us
ard S.37 D.
Fer ssarhssn. o 81 q. M. 10 af,i 537 p. b..
FOR tiorl.asa. "a essiFe.st aud NhieNse, t.a
a. M. and 1870 y. m.
Eor Qurbrc. ~ .
ser 8aeRar'a s.ri ss.ess., 7.i1 g. o.. ma
1sp y. m.
Ersto t..wa~teo asa A.s.afs. az Z. ,,.
Ia. $. 70 tutt - ff.
Erom @aFss.'s,4. ~ t.nt 49,. tr-i e 20 ~.
tress' cEiraee Usr 'seHiira,. l2.0- aad
SIS p. m
Ersss Qms6ee, t2.U- d NJ.
fnliuatn Fa'Gre S.essfjg gas4 go aa,hi tsg.,. ana
fsriui 'rrf si' ras efsit tftwnffn fsstiiue and
Ns'ftfrl
EgGA, an csss>sYt
IS s,Siiaaes st.. ese .seo' FER .: 'fLs Si'ssI
Tickets sold a. leiaer.i Rates 20
Esssn.iss, ssssss..t. th.. ~4", Ytis. 90 zee,
tinrInan9s. ~ a.ses@, = eg.se;s. sax ns,ss
-. pssi, ~oiit.ak4 a'tis. sa-bssE, -iss
Fy"ncires. ASA ~ petatz ~ az Ssvfh~e-t,
West aud Southwest
JOSEPH HIChsON General maDager
VIM. EDGAR, q. p A.,
May 10, 1887. j. STEPHENSON. Supt.
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FOR sTRENGTH USE
Y % " i N L N e
10 Hush's Fluid Food.


Contains more than "a per cent Of Soluble Albumin
oids. Is the only Raw Food in the world. Keops in
any climate. Does not beOoms puhid like most other
meat extracts. Is retained by the most irritable SOM
achs Creates new and dtalzed blood faster than anr
other preparation Sustans life for months by Injection
Is daily saving life in cases of Phthsis Typhoid and
Relapsng Fever, Dlphtheria Bdghts Disease, Neural
gia, Pneumonia, fnema, Marasmus, and all diseases
Of Children Builds up the system after severe surgical
operations. Soohes and alerlaes liberated and can
cerous conditions Of The stomach and ectum, Is The
only nutrient that will permanently cure nervous prostra.
ton and debility. Upon puny and feeble infants and
children and their exhausted mothers thrive wonderful
y Contains no medication whatever II OF. contains The
strength Of 10 lbs of meat II your druggist does not
keep IT, we will send 12ol bottle, express paid on re-
celpt Of One Dollar. A. p BUSH & co., Boston, Mass
OcJlO eOd6m
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Csstoria,
Whom she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-20

The best medical writers cralm that tina
successful remedy for nasal catarrh must be nom
irritating easy of application, aud one that will
by its own action, reach all the remote sores and
liberated surfaces. The history of the efforts to
treat catarrh during the past few years obliges us
to admit that only enc remedy has completely
met these con itions, and that is Ely's Cream
Balm. This safe and pleasant remedy has mas
tered catarrh as nothing else has ever done, and
both physicians and patients freely concede this
fact. The more distressing symptoms quickly
yield to it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-20
Boston STOCK nsaChet.

The following quotations OF STOCKS ry1viye,
d2I,v:
Boston & Maine X rs. 1S93.... ..........,1l4
Maine State 6s. $780,. 1O4A
PepDere Manufacturing Co......... ...1o52h
York Manufacturing C0................ hlul o
Ns~ YORK ana New England railroad. 37Is
da pref *l03
L. s. U ..........-+ =. $500. -. ..-...l27
Atch., foresa ant SAINTS re Railroad. 1914
sstu te'rphonesst. .-.............. 40
California southern railroad -. 81
Wisconsin Ca ral.-..... ..............., rs
MexlCal. Central as .. -. sc
f'int fere Marquette katoao con "a
~ ttet s........ ........,.. %
Mexican Central n Is =. ...... 49,. ...-....
AeXIc al Central. ............ 1917
Boston Il Maine r.. ...... ........ 22I
Boston ~ Albany. ........ .......... .. 1913
va aeon sln CAliirai I'd series. ....... =. 4ai5
eastern kaliioad.. $500. ..............--..]t Ito
Boston Lowell Railroad. .................l5s
sEy-dividand
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.Ex-dividend.
Ne~ Yers STOCK sna ,"aasy .n-rAoy.

10y INIV tfapl.i
NEW iUak, Oct IA th@e.-Mohey on call
has Teen easy, ranging from to " per cent last
loan 5, closing offered at g. ri e paper at Gas.
SterlinY Exchange very duh ana steady Govern
ment bonds dull and heavy Railroad bonds Gull
but.hrm The stock market closed quiet but
heavy at close TO opening prices.
Ine transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 800. 900 shares.
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FROM OUR col

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
WISCASSET, Oct. 18--Ar, sch Fannie Hodg-
kins. Kmbali Provncetown.
Oct l9-Ar sch Rightaway. Payne, Boston.
Sid, scbs VIM L ieggett, lewis. Boston.
Sch WIN Douglass. of New York. 1872 tons, built
in 1874 Tor the West ipuia frult trade. has been
sold To parties At kOcklani. capt n Is Hatch
Is to command her.
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Foreign Ports.

AT Melbourne Sept 18th, ship VIM A Campbell.
Hathorn, for Newcastle, NSW; barque Penobscot
Eaton, from New York.
Ar at Gale 18th inst, ship Annie NJ Small Bal
ley. Rang00n.
Ar at Swansea 18th inst brig Artos. Robertson,
St John, NIB
Ar at Rio Janeiro 18th inst. balqne Gamaliel,
Crockett, New York.
Ar at Havana 18th, barque Nellie Brett, Savin,
Philadelphia.
Cid at Hill sboro 14th, sch Uranus. reters, for
Newark.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th, sch Lady Ellen, Clark,
Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Adde Fuller, Sanborn, New York ;
Vesta Pearl, Thomaston.
Spoken.
No date, lat II N, Ion lit % W, ship Joseph b
Thomas, from san Francisco for New York.
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WANTED LADIES for our Fall and
w Christmas trade, to take light, pleasant work
at their own homes; 81 TO IS per day can be Suet
ly made Work sent by mail any distance. Particu-
lars free. No canvassing. Address at once, CRES-
CENT ART CO., lat Milk street. Boston Mass.
Box 6l70. oct6eod&W1m
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BLANKETS /!

Blankets in immense quantities have begun to ar
rive at the Atkinson House Furnishing Co.'s we'll
known depot. The fact that this is a part of the
largest order given by Maine House would
be little moment were it not by reason of it that
the ABERDEEN, white, IOx4, blue and red border;
the cERm ha., standard RED Ix4, improved red
ike, blue border, silk bindng the GEM, IOx4, red,
white and blue border, and other excellent grades
can be sold SO much lower than ever before. very
rare display of these goods may be seen in our win
doWS.
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Miss Sno berly-Ma, is one cent stamp enough
for this letter?
Old Mrs. SnObberly, proudly-Put on a two cent
stamp my daughter, or people will be saying that
the Snobberlys are not people of the right stamp.
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Sneezing Catarrh.

No date, lat II N, Ion 1T % ", ship Josepl
from san Francisco for New York.
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Portland DAILY Press stock List.
STOCK 4

Corrected by SWAN a BARRETT, Bankers ant
Brokers, 1875 Middle street.
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Harsh purgative remedies are fast Civ
ing way to the gentle action and mild effects OF
Carters Little Liver Pills. If you try them, they
will certainly please you.
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First Conntryman, In the city-Where are you
going for dinner?
Second Countryman-To the Gin House. saw
one of their bills de Kitchen and it says their din
ner lasts from leyen O'Clock till half past three.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11
PROCLAMATION.
Department Of State, city Of Nashville.

Department Of State, City OF Nashville.
WHEREAS, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
w the State Of Tennessee, at its Forthwith Sos
sion, Chapter s6, Pagcs 1889 Acts Of 1851 submit
ted 10 the qualified voters Of the state the fOow
ing amendment 10 the Constitution. to-wiu
ITO add rs Sub section Eighteen TO Article Eleven
OF said Constitution the following.
" Section ls-No person shall manufacture for
sale or sell or keep Tor sale, ~ beverage, any in
loNicating liquors whatever, including wine ale or
beer
"'The General Assembly shall, By law. prescribe
regulations for the enforcement Of The prohibition
herein contained, and shall thereby provide suita-
BILE penalties for the violation Of the provisions
hereof, " TO be ratified and approved, or rejected,
by their votes. provided In the Constitution, and
Whereas, by Section 4, Page l6s Il II provided,
among other things, chat the Secretary Of State
the Governor and Comptroller are hereby consti-|
tuted Board Of Inspectors, whose duty II shall be
10 compare and canvass snid vote and 10 certify tho
result thereof by proclamation duly made Tor thirty
days In some daily or other newspaper published at
Knoxville, Chattanooga Nashville aud Memphis"
Now, therefore In conformity with the foregoing
provision Of law VIC do hereby certify that at tho
election held on the nth day Of September. 1857,
thcrc were cast For the proposed Amendment
li7d0i votes and Against the proposed Amend
mcut 1927 votes, as IL appcar irom the returns
duly made To and now ON hle In the office Of tho
Secretary OF State.
In testimony whereof VIC have hcreunto set our
official signatures and 10y order Of the Goyernor
caused the Great Seal of the State TO be affixed at
the Executive Department In Nashville. this aJth
day OF October, A. u. 1881
RoBT L. TAYLOR.
Governor.
JOHN ALLISON.
Secretary OF state
PIP PiCRARD.
o2S Comptroller.
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SALT LAKE, ". T., Nov. l0.-At the SEES
sion OF the Territorial supreme court last
night, demurrer to the complaint in the
Mormon church suits was overrucd. The
church attorneys then fled their answer,
which sets forth that the church holds no
property, but that the trustee in trust has
~ and cites the law incorporating the
e., and perpetual emigration society
That the church was owned by the Tenn
pie block tithing office and Gordo house
when the act of 1862 was passed. After
passage of the law of 1887, trustees were
appointed by the probate court on an ap.
pllcation OF the church before that per-
sonal property had been transferred to diff
iierent States. Accompanying it il a NUN.
Der OF exhibits setting forth laws bearing
on the case and documents OF transfer OF
the property as relating in answer.
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suicide e. .:...prem.-,as Youn. Nan.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. i0-At few
minutes past , o'clock this morning, DIR.
William G.. Ouchtcrlony, only son Of DIR.
DIR. J. A. ouchtcrlony, committed suicide
In his bedroom, at the residence of his
father Young ouchtcrlony had received
finished education in the medical school,
OF the east and OF Europe, aud had bright
future, his father being one Of the mos
prominent physicians, not only oi Ken
lucky, but Of the country. lie was
member of the Pcndcnnis club and moved
In the first circles Of society, where th,
sad affair has caused the greatest scnsa
don. His suicide is looked upon M ia,
result Of dirsipaicd habits and very hart
drinking.
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| From London Life
Cremation seems to make but slow prog
rcss, aud comes, indeed, 30 violently into
conflict with popular prcjudiccs and be-
lcis that there is little chance Of liz gain
ing u footing in this country for the next
fifty or 100 years Meanwhile our Gene
tcrics are Overlooking, aud some improved
method OF disposing of the dead In AN inn
pcrative necessity. shall | be shocking
anybody II suggest that In all cemeteries
quicklimc should he used, aud that strong
oak collins should he discarded in favor Of
light wickorwork rcccptaclosi The idea Is
suggested 10y a curious piece of informn.
ton communicated 10 me by an official OF
Newgate. whcnc, as IL wen known all
murdercns are buried In quicklimg jbs'len
Iipski was banged the other daV grave
was dug for him, ~ usual, within the
prison walls, and, space there being lin.
tied, the spot selected for the purpose was
that where Wainwright was buried ten ar
twelve years ago. On the earth being dug
into, only faint streak Of lime was found
10 mark the place where the body Of the
notorious murderer Of Harriet Lane was
laid. Flesh, bones, clothing, everything had
| disappeared, and the soil WIS, moreover,
a. sweet as II Il had done nothing
hut grow buitcrcups and daisies Imagine
what would have been the result had an
ordinary grave been duginto In this fashion.
| What mass Of corruption would have
"brathcd forth contagion' To- the world.
And, be II remembered, the disappear
ancc Of the body was, no doubt,
~ complete NJ the end oi three months
~ at the end oi ten years, OF Lipski him
self there Is now probably only streak IT
lime left. What reasonable objection
could there be- Ia the adoption OF quick.
lime ~ purifier NJ our cemeteries Its
only effect wunld be- Ia hasten the dissolu-
| ton which We all know To bcin cyitahlc.
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"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Gases Cured With
out Failure I'm u Single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive ma lnaillblc remedy
~ for tiiiliS mud FEWER Ii contains no Qui.
ninc ~ mineral Of any Kind. but T. compo-ca ~
harmless herbs mud isH perfect blood purlhcr Il
cnn hc administered To Infants with perfect I'm.
punity u l. not puup,tiyc but l. an excellent
nppctisct-invigomtcs, hn,cc aud builds up the
"a tenn itum The beginning Not one person in a
Thousand has single chin after commencing ~
W. he q, !, rni np in r,n' hulilg mud ~.
any nddr-s less than two hultrs and will gunran.
Tee that u dirciiuns arr followed, tup bottles will
promptly curC amy cnso Of tlils nud fpXtf Only
one hoiilr Is necessary Tor Irrons from cight 20
twelve ycfn of are. one huUlr will cufc several
Chllir'n under eight YEAR ui ugc.
Tor sale hy OH druggists.
lNuchbuW. Va, Nov 2, ISL Mcssr, Lewis &
BENNETT -Four vt my rhildtru. htwyYu the Hrt.s uf
five and ten YEAR, tngrthyf with ms brother aud
sister. MI slN. had Chills and fever fur sFycfll
months. during which time ihg usual pmvly. Qul.
nine. WIS administered without ignrupai RESULTS
After hearing ui The wonderful yuue accomplished
by your invaluable remedy, .NUIuuu.' I tried No la
my faulty, aud not one 81 The sN ever had single
emu alter commencing IT, ra' ! rmrl it With.
uui exception, The very let chill aud fever rrmcdy
that ~ Know anything oL Respectfully.
Of the firm NJ IIcari & Nrcl foiSar51i.,.
GlDuiud. rltsylynuia Cnuuu. Va Oriui,Ur ~
uHt. Nrsrs LOWS q Bennett Nine ui my chill
diru bod ,hlllH aud lever Of llir same time Tho
usual WmvlN. quininu wns administered without
luucht Allni them Ncrc promptly aud cncrtuniiv
tuU't iy the usp of "NphunI ul0nH Not ono ~
the nine had a chill Ncfcuumvnginr ~ nee. kc.
u
Norw uod Nclson county Va. Uttuu,r -. issi -
Mrsrs. iswis a ncnnett; Nyytfnl 1T tny friends
mud had .oNcrc ois,s oi chill and iyNcr We dis.
ppuHUd with the usual vWrI..s aud used nothing
but loburn, which rstiliri IN \ thorough cufr
IN each chtc. You will ohliru by forwarding me a
cnsc Of twenty four bottles RESPECTFULLY
u BROWN
A. 10 our reliability and responsibility We refer
by permission "a the following sulstnutial buslncg,
n.rn If iyuchhuuf whrrc buth ui The mnuufac.
uvrs ui "Ruburu" haw rcsidpl fUf The lnst twelve
NrHFa 4 MHnaun IF Manor 81 fVU#NfffF.s. 4
". Ngy, cashier rruplys' National Rank Allen W
tallct cashier Pint National Hank Charles w.
ffCU, Commissioner Revenue. John D. Edwards
ppvldCnt rulnrcn Association
II YOU cannot prncpv i'Rulru' II your drug.
plstH vmit ~ $50 nd We will iuWani two bottles
10 your ncarrst depot lfcJpp'e station
LEWIS a W.NNTrr
Manufacture l3urhbuw Va
ron stLE nv
VAN NLEEr & 60. Memphis Tenn
A HINKERT 4 90. Memphis Tenn
a. ". JONES A,Cu, Mymphs Trun
4 MANsFlEI.D'A 10, Memphis. Tom.
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A Joint scI,rnr.

CmcAoo, H., NovlO. -Anugrccmcnt has
been pachcd between the ChicagotcrminaI
roads iwcniy,siN innumhcr and the Tn.
Ion s'ock'yarls company,whcrcby all Of ia,
yani switching Is 90 be- done by the latter
corporation. Ostcnsibly the move is don,
on The prlcXt Of economy, but really &,
prevent sWlichmcn'a strikes against irdi
udual companies. The stock yards com
pany agrees Ia do the switching at Gust
and then charge the several companies IL
proportion To the cans handled. The ar
iangemcni will ~ into effect ON Dcccm
Der 1.
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Lung Troubles and wasting

Diseases can bc cured, II properly treated
in time, NJ shown 10y the following state.
sacnt from u. G. Freeman, Sydney: "liay.
ing been great sufferer irom pulmonary
attacks, and gradually wasting away for
The pasi two yclr, II affords me pleasure
70 testify that SCOTS Emulsion ui Cod
lANer on with Lime and Soda has given
me great rclcl, and | chcedully recon.
mend y Ia all suffering In q similar way to
myself In addition, ! would say that Il
h very pleasant 10 take"
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: cnnIlal prI.r. slr0.OoO sold N

ns-No 7l.iil draws capital PRIV $4,000 sold IN
New Orleans, Bortun, Mas. Memphis, Tenn. Jack
son, Miss, Newport SssT w. SOAK Pals. Oak,
capital prien. ssainn e,ld A. New Work New or
leans, oakland, Cal mifington. Ia, Edinburg.
Vernon aud Elwood Ind, aud Oldham Dak. 40.
lnll3 draws thrd capital prize. SnuO. sold la
Nashville, Tenn, Kansas city. Mo. ind Fast Las
phs, Tenn, Kansas city. No aud Colorado Tex
No HNn draws si0u1 whole snd iu philndcl-
phln, pn. Nos l3.iI6. GlUS. klIst 1855 each
drew 5000. sold In New York New Orleans Hos.
ton. Chicago, ran Francisco Washington. H. &.
Washington In. Springfield. ~. Clarendon and
shlftcr. Tex. Silver kiur. Ark, Guatemala Cen.
tul America. and other points.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. nonuregard's
Tonic and Ncryine, the Great
FRENCH sueffne.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ singcs. mcntai
~ ana physical depression, fpcunAtnnhca by
Puchondria sicrilily ncuragia, hystcrih incapafty
lot study OF business, paralysis, Impotence Cpilep
~, los OF memory nuitcninE ~ the huin. and all
diseases Of the nervous system may hc ndicnlly
cured IN either sex by the H. oi this ucxccllct
pwpnmiion. u lsa matter Of suprme importance
- use appropriate treatment fOf the curu " The
los Of nerve power and Dr Bcaungnds foulo'
and NcfNinc after many Year. trial IN Eurupe ha4
proved ininllihle II taken hcfUriing 10 dlnccton&
which nrc Affixed " each bottle. one box equal q
one mouths trcntmcni will cum uccnt oa~,x
Price. sf.OO box of siN boxes for $500. 500
ny mall prepaid on receipt Of price. We guhrante4
tiN boxes 10 Curc any tase with cash order 70
ecivcd by "a for six boxes We will send our wrilteu
guarantee 10 return The money II treatment dors
not effect n clirc. A Rcnkcrt a Co, Druggists sole
agents for United States Nv aud us Naln street
MCmphlA Iona
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MRS. Grover Cleveland There,

BRDGEroRr, Conn, Nov. 10. The for.
NAL opening Of the Seaside institute, built
10y the Messrs. Warner for the benefit oi
their employees, will take place this even
ing Among the guests will be- Mrs Grover
Cleveland, who will give reception TO the
working girls employed in the factory at
the close OF the exercises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11
Horses. ca,ue and Ch,cLcn.,

Tor collie and rruhs for lung fever. cougl
or hide bound, give simmons Liver Rcru
lator IN mash twice dny. You can ne
ommend it 20 every one having stock a. a.,
best medicine known Tor the above com
plants In using II with my chickens io
cholera and mpcs ! mix II with the dougl
and feed u 10 them once q day. By tai
Treatment ! have lost none where the Rcgu
iaior was given promptly aud regularly.
T.. r. rAiLon.
Agent for Changers Of Georgia